New-York tribune., 1887-05-22
PREPARING FOR CAMP DUTY
srp,cr RULES TO BE ENFORCED.

os,cial orders for the government oi iho o'"'o
,.truct,on near Peekskli have been promulgated oy
Chief Of the National Guard The
sanonc officers are assigned to duty at the camp;
commander Major General Josiah Porter adlntant-
With such officers as he may select as as
Ss chief Of officer
Or he may select Oceps Of the pro-
ssss5 sGna $ T,oI F,,@t George a. Jsn1s
Mer MI Sz %scaI OSsF Gssk.on Si 's
i provisional battalion assistant sCa SSe ocer Of "a
provisona battalion. Assistant Surgeon jon" -
10th Separate Company
Among the regulations are the foil owing; .
mt eopnectsd with the administration OF 1e viii
being members Of the ar tattoo The ofa
mot Pc oao WSe as and all aSo
acon sales within one %e Suor % &s sa Be
except upon post viii
permitted The following organizations arc ue'"''N
Of s ssrye % srsas e. .ns from 2 the 3 9TH Jas RSs
to gu1 s s s r Jey @ sns rom eSa
Regiment from Jply M s 5 g fS SsgSent from July Ang
sy ~ the s iS SS 70 July Y, s9 s sS ea
es%Pshs G%RaHS S% aas
the r9 J%y Jay S 'n ths
s sGs GSnpsDy as sss
Separate company from Jny to & G Battery as infantry
a sssn and The sis s The
S and 10th Separate Companies and the 9th & sps
vii form M 5e their tour
Of camp duty part Of the 18th Regiment o00nei
H. Jones.
p.c,mental hands will be furnished with transpora-
on and rations and $500 will be paid for the services
NJ hand during the tour OF its regiment by the ray
master General on the payroll OF the Held and-sVan
There is great activity in the regiments that are to go
into camp The men being instructed IN gusru
monnnc and the duties OF sennes and the instruction
OF recruits is rapidly pushed forward SO lna' ey o
take their places in the ranks.
Drills of the I'd Battery continued every Tuesday
and Thursday evening The recruits are instructed on
the Napoeons Tuesday evenings and Thursday mgnts
are devoted the drivers" The enthusiasm IN regard
TO the new guns has diminished but increases each
week Private Harvey r. Laas died at Detroit, Mich,
last week. and two dropped from the rou put
the additions have already filed their places and the
maximum has been reached. Several applicants are
awaiting chance for election as soon as vacancies
occur -
CAPTAIN Ferdinand p Earle of the I'd Battery, and his
family have already taken up their quarters at their
cottage at Long Branch for the summer.
General Henry T. Tremaine, as president and colonel
of the veterans Of the Regiment has sued circular
announcing eappontmentof the following committees;
commees Executive Committee sId cSlSas aG.an
Edward Arthur SaPnnn cana,e 9soSwin Lisntenant
William Msed,md and LssteRsns ByTSn n1aN W. HspsS
T. Mall Lieutenant y Mcdonald Lieutenant III IL + ,hss Free
Captain H. s Germond captain r. l! salisbury ana Lieu
william CALENDER Trustees OF sne
and Chaplain. the Rev j. Tntrle smith.
fse gysn Chaplain the Rev. ruts e. smith, cts,t. No.
CoTel 10 1i5o Broaiway Paymasisr and TREASURER.
Sa%ss pany john anr Bafer No nanCSersi captain
Pany r. l. Salisbury No Is Maiden @ Lane Captain Com
Company D. W. ROlet Peter GOCpsr Fire Ins9TanCs ara &c
WlIis%,t' Captain Company +, + A. Goodwin No. l9s
Broadway Captain Company g p g. steele NO lao SrolG "a
Cedarst Captain. COMPANY GeE@Snd TO- % 70 p5eHei a @
Place All 1s & aSeta
nd
through the channels Of company % Tho
proper this the colonel viii be gsa:Ss to
members promoting and Of this
organization Attention specially Invited to the @
been already With slight effort this fund is capa
MAKE saai periodical contributions being
selves for annual payments Of voluntary be-
TO Be D s a. s % m aey wC U
VIII collect and take official charge Of such Sub
current demands will without disturbing the
dg nH fusd IN The
formed battalion n In no sense pI ss SpoSstT %
appearing uniform possible when tho organization may
sss ssSSf ssaSiaaton Ga on il. prosperity annual
reports confidently relies on the patience and CO.
operation iage for further advancing the
interests of the ASSOCIATION ana me beloved Iege9. IRON
necessarily nirequsnt the undersigned win not hesitate
call special meetings. should occasion require them
Owing to the hostility OF few of the officers Of the 22d
Regiment to the of that command the proposed
reunion and dinner Of the veteran and active soldiers OF
the organization at the Hoffman House on May 28 In
commemoraon Of the anniversary Of the regiments de-
~ G 10Y pass tne war az ce T rot Of tbe last
Monday evening at the ar1nOry. Some OF the officers
ing the chair made speech in which he said be would
whether he ruled the regiment or Few men WHO
opposed 10 the veterans He moved 10 rescnd the
resolution give the proposed dinner, and his motion
was carried by large majority ,..,.... No.
mad made by Thomas b. Starr handsome silver rowel,
which is TO be presented TO Colonel George Scott OF
the Sh Regiment to be used at the laying OF the corner
stone of the arInory Of that regiment
Company G, 7lst Regiment, Captain Augustus T
its new quarters of its having its duty
we this the Captain disposed to allow the men
The 7ist Regiment seems to have the boom " fever,
and recruiting is now the lyeliest work On one evening
twenty-three candidates for membership.
The Gey I D Goth x Ghas Of 1s Sa
fore the veterans and Invited guests at the Soldiers Mon
ThOnas y Lynch Who co@mSnds the Veterans win preside
firstI1eutenant William Brook, Company c, 71stReg1
ment has received his commission and has assumed his
duties in the company; his father Colonel John X.
Brook who commands the Sd United states Infantry,
now stationed In Dakota, is spoken Of as fine officer
who is greatly respected by his men.
The walls OF the new quarters Of Company G. 71st Reg
fment, covered with engravings, paintings and
photographs of former officers, camp scenes taken In
time OF war and peace, and other military subjects
Company O. fist Regiment during the season, the per
cenage Of duty done by each man given and shows
The recruit classes of the several companies of the
Goth Regiment assembled at the armory last Monday and
Thursday evenings and inspected and drilled Re
crits are constantly joining the regiment which 1t Is
expected Will soon number 1000 men There are over
300 OH the rolls now.
The arnoy at present occupied by the 7lst Regiment
at Forty fh-B and Broadway, is sadly IN need OF re-
pairs 1t is expected that the Armory Board will ask for
an appropriation 10 put IL In good order.
The Veteran Association OF the l65th Regiment I'D
Duryea Zouaves) will parade on Decoration Day the
guests of Abel Smith Post No AIS, Grand Army of the
Republic, of Brooklyn which bears the of the first
cofnnandant OF the regiment The members will wear
Grape their left In memory of their late comrade
Henry ". Halsey.
The 69th Regiment, Colonel James Cavanagh, viii as
sembe next Monday evening at the armory III fun dress
white trousers helmets and gloves, at p M and after
parade and drill the presentation OF marksmen
badges Will take place.
The annual excursion OF the I'd Battery, Captain Ferdi
nand r. Earle, 10 Oscawana Island, In the iHudson OIL
THURSDAY, June g. the iron steamboat Sirius promises
20 be exfremely plcasant Affair Tho steamb0at VII